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Ever this war cry, Victory, victory
Author: W. Bennett Hymnal: CC1875 #3 (1875) First Line: On to the conflict, soldiers for the right
Ever this war cry, Victory, victory
Rouse then, soldiers!
Author: Wm. F. Sherwin Hymnal: CC1875 #5 (1875) First Line: Sound the battle cry! See! the foe is nigh
Rouse then, soldiers!
Clean with the reapers, holding up their hands
Author: Fannie Hymnal: CC1875 #6 (1875) First Line: Up with the morning! up and away
Clean with the reapers, holding up their hands
Jesus, hear my humble song
Hymnal: CC1875 #7.280 (1875) First Line: Jesus dear, I come to Thee!
Jesus, hear my humble song
O come, come away
Author: F. J. C. Hymnal: CC1875 #8 (1875) First Line: The Master is calling; arise and away
O come, come away
We will journey on
Author: F. J. C. Hymnal: CC1875 #9 (1875) First Line: Brighter and brighter the way is growing
We will journey on
Strike! O strike for vict'ry
Author: Mrs. Mary A. Kidder Hymnal: CC1875 #10 (1875)
Strike! O strike for vict'ry
Anywhere with Jesus, says the Christian heart
Hymnal: CC1875 #11 (1875)
Anywhere with Jesus, says the Christian heart
Let us sing to the Lord
Author: Mrs. Mary A. Kidder Hymnal: CC1875 #12 (1875) First Line: We are on our way to Zion's holy hill
Let us sing to the Lord
I am glad I'm in this army
Hymnal: CC1875 #13.187 (1875) First Line: O, do not be discouraged
I am glad I'm in this army
Stand up, my soul, shake off thy fears
Hymnal: CC1875 #13.185 (1875)
Stand up, my soul, shake off thy fears
Jesus waits upon the shore
Author: Mrs. Lydia Baxter Hymnal: CC1875 #14 (1875) First Line: Cast the net again, my brother
Jesus waits upon the shore
Hold it up to the world
Author: F. J. C. Hymnal: CC1875 #15 (1875) First Line: Take the cross, take the cross
Hold it up to the world
Ring, ring the bells o'er ocean and shore
Author: Flora L. Best Hymnal: CC1875 #16 (1875)
Ring, ring the bells o'er ocean and shore
Bless me now
Author: Alexander Clark Hymnal: CC1875 #17 (1875) First Line: Heavenly Father, bless me now
Bless me now
Go work in my vineyard, the Master says go!
Author: Mrs. Lydia Baxter Hymnal: CC1875 #18 (1875)
Go work in my vineyard, the Master says go!
One more day's work for Jesus
Author: Miss Anna Warner Hymnal: CC1875 #19 (1875)
One more day's work for Jesus
Onward, Christian soldiers
Author: Rev. Sabine Baring Gould Hymnal: CC1875 #20 (1875)
Onward, Christian soldiers
Take up the cross
Author: F. J. C. Hymnal: CC1875 #21 (1875) First Line: If my disciple thou wouldst be
Take up the cross
Yes, I will go
Author: Fannie Hymnal: CC1875 #22 (1875) First Line: There's a gentle voice within calls away
Yes, I will go
O yes! it's coming nearer
Author: Mrs. M. E. M. Sangster Hymnal: CC1875 #23 (1875) First Line: It's coming, coming nearer
O yes! it's coming nearer
Only a step to Jesus! Then why not take it now?
Author: Fannie Hymnal: CC1875 #24 (1875)
Only a step to Jesus! Then why not take it now?
Glory, glory hallelujah, Though a stranger here I roam
Hymnal: CC1875 #25.263 (1875) First Line: Christians, I am on my journey!
Glory, glory hallelujah, Though a stranger here I roam
I love Jesus, yes, I do
Hymnal: CC1875 #25.260 (1875) First Line: Come, Thou Fount of every blessing
I love Jesus, yes, I do
At the cross there's room
Author: F. J. C. Hymnal: CC1875 #26 (1875) First Line: Mourner, wheresoe'er thou art
At the cross there's room
Pleading with thee
Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: CC1875 #27 (1875) First Line: So near to the kingdom! yet what dost thou lack?
Pleading with thee
There were ninety and nine that safely lay
Author: Elizabeth C. Clephane Hymnal: CC1875 #28 (1875)
There were ninety and nine that safely lay
The Lost Sheep
Author: F. J. C. Hymnal: CC1875 #29 (1875) First Line: From the hundred sheep which the Shepherd's care Lyrics: 1 From the hundred sheep which the Shepherd’s care
Had protected many a day,
There was one went forth, and its restless feet
In the desert wandered away;
Then the Shepherd’s heart was griev’d, and He kindly said:
On the mountain it will languish and pine;
I will go and search for the sheep I lost,
I will leave the ninety and nine.
2 There was joy, great joy in the Shepherd’s fold,
When His long, long journey was o’er,
And the poor lost sheep that had gone astray,
In His arms He tenderly bore;
Then the Shepherd’s heart was glad, and He said to all:
What a moment of rejoicing is mine!
For I love my sheep that I lost and found,
More than all the ninety and nine.
3 Oh, that Shepherd kind is the Son of God,
Who has borne our sorrow and care;
It was He who said, there is joy in heaven
O’er the wanderer’s penitent prayer;
To the soul He bringeth back to His fold of grace,
To His precious fold of mercy divine,
How His heart goes out for He loves that one
More than all the ninety and nine.
The Lost Sheep
Still undecided? Look to thy heart
Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: CC1875 #30 (1875)
Still undecided? Look to thy heart
O Lamb of God, I come!
Hymnal: CC1875 #31.271 (1875) First Line: Just as I am--without one plea
O Lamb of God, I come!
Safe in the arms of Jesus
Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: CC1875 #32 (1875)
Safe in the arms of Jesus
Wholly Thine, wholly Thine
Author: Mrs. Annie S. Hawks Hymnal: CC1875 #33 (1875) First Line: Thine, most gracious Lord
Wholly Thine, wholly Thine
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